Webinar Categories All 6-Step Planning Process (Processes) Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration (Plan Formulation, Processes) Clean Water Act (Processes) Collaboration and Productivity Tools (Tools) Construction (Project Delivery) Continuing Authorities Program (CAP) (Processes) Corps Planning Expertise (People) Delegations (Tools) Feasibility (Project Delivery) Fish and Wildlife Coordination (Processes) Flood Risk Management (Plan Formulation, Processes) FRM-PCX Webinar Series Lessons Learned Miscellaneous National Environmental Policy Act (Processes) National Historic Preservation Act (Processes) National PCoP Workshops and Trainings (Training) Navigation (Plan Formulation, Processes) Other Corps Expertise (People) Other Federal Agencies (People) Partnering with the Corps (Processes) Plan Formulation (Processes) Planner Database (People) Planning Associates Program (Training) Planning Centers of Expertise (PCX) (People) Planning Community Webinar Series (Training) Planning Core Curriculum and Other PROSPECT Training (Training) Planning Guidance Notebook Planning Models (Tools) Post Authorization Change (Processes) Pre-Construction Engineering and Design (PED) (Project Delivery) Professional Development (Training) Public Participation and Conflict Resolution (Processes) Report Writing and Communication (Tools) Review (Processes) Risk-Informed Decision Making and Planning Support Tools (Tools) Single Phase Feasibility Study Resources (Tools) SMART Guide Software (Tools) Tools Water Resources Certified Planner Program (People) Watershed Studies (Planning Guidance) WRDA and Other Key Laws (Processes)

This webinar focused on the PCoP's Planner Database Tool, which stores and reports the knowledge, skills, and abilities of USACE planners. This tool has an easy-to-use web interface with information organized by sub-Community of Practice (sub-CoP), and many other ways of filtering and retrieving data. The Planner Database is a part of the PlanUSACE suite of tools that also includes the Planning Assistance Library (PAL) and Assistance to Planning Teams (APT). Sara O'Connell (hydraulic engineer and Planner Database lead, HEC) provided an overview of how to easily navigate the website and input and retrieve the data planners need - including registering a planner in different sub-CoPs, looking up information on other planners, and applying for Agency Technical Review (ATR) Certification.

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  Items are restricted to US Army Corps of Engineers, CAC required.